The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-21
ENGLAND'S PROUD QUEEN
A NATIONS HOMAGE ROYALLy
EXPRESSED.

tne question.
LONDON, June 20.-The city is already
showing signs Of being crowded in anticipar
ton of tomorrow. The throngs in tho
streets are more numerous than at any TINA
within the recollection of this generation.
In some parts Of the town the crush of sight-
seers impede traffic in the streets Ths
Queen this morning drove from the castle
at Windsor to the railway station and came
to London on special train. She drove
from the station here to Buckingham Pal.
ace. Crowds of people lined the entira
route in town and displayed the greatest EN-
thusiasm. Her majesty appeared delighted
at the loyalty exhibited, and bowed and
smiled in every direction.
GAY WITH DECORATIONS.
Decorations with banners, notices and
flags are increasing enormously, and whea
done promise to eclipse anything of the kind
ever before attempted in England A
stranger in London to-day would imagins
the whole population out on holiday The
weather is beautiful and the sun is shining
brightly.
WON'T ATTEND THE JUBILEE.
Three hundred peers and other prominent
persons belonging to the Roman Catholc
church have returned the tickets entitlin9
them to seats in Westminster Abbey to-mors
row during the jubilee.
LOOKING OUT FOR DYNAMITERs.
The police to-day, acting under the super.
vision of Col Majendie, the chief inspector
of explosives and other experts, made a
thorough search Of Westminster Abbey as a
precaution against any dynamite outrages
tomorrow. Every vault corner and polnt
yyarp inSpapta1 aud ouat-hattiad aey1asf =
powerful lamps being used in the examina-
ton OF the darker places. Nothing was
found. When the examination was finished
the Abbey was turned over to the police for
protection, and IL is now occupied and
guarded by them. Every civilian is ex-
cluded, even the workmen who have been
employed in making the temporary altera.
tions for to-morrow's event. Two peers att
tempted to enter the Abbey, but were pre-
vented by the police.
JUBILEE EXERCISES EVERYWHERE.
The exercises attending the celebration Of
the Queens jubilee were continued to-day
in all the business centres of the country.
These corporations, by thus forestalling the
London order Of exercises, will enable
their officials to he present at the services in
Westminster Abbey The programmes
everywhere is similar in character--thanks.
giving services, local reviews Of volunteers,
ehildrens fetes, illuminations, etc.
REHEARsING THEIR PARTS.
A private rehearsal was held in Westmin-
ster Abbey to-day ia ths presence Of the.
Archbishop OF Canterbury, the Dean OF
Westminster, and number OF court
officials The Lord Chamberlain, of her
majesty's household, and other state Off.
GERS assisted in the ceremonies of removing
the coronation chair to the Dais and placs
ing it before the Queens praying stool.
The grand robes OF state We're brought for
ward py the Queens ropeSmen ana were
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THOUSANDS TBRoNGiNG THE STREETS.
AT midnight the crowds were still moving
about the streets. Thousands were pouring
westward, apparently with the intention OF
ttl,iS Inn. ouv h az ~ 90 r,,s ~ PTsas TIL
Iius si. ..'. ~, -, 49,
police Pelinls ~ puoliT',ns ~ neep eneir
pats opoi .'IOIte al ~ h,'
aais arouseu puono @ .Iiii a'ion, I :. urin
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niln ulsciSSlon y, W eAesnu Dlie loul ~ puonu
HOUSES. lhe que9t.on Wouiu pe r
nomeyel % az as ne oeile'o' 'ne eo'ei iniiei'' u1i'
eAceeoeu ios po"eiS'
TITLES IN PROSPECT.
The Scotland Yard officials have tele-
graphed instructions to Glasgow to watch
the public buildings IN that city tonight.
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~ ciraace v1s;,ed he TVild West show ,ass
tarfiay
The iist of titles IN be conferred in conn
,,,a,,,orat;on ~ tba ;,bilea IL a LARGE ON,
inciud;ng ,;pe Peers two Privv (.ounciIlorsp
thirtaan RaronetS and thirtv.tNvo Kniohts
GncIndins Mr. Do,inton q norcelain n,aEer
irhe Crown princo of Ausf,ia will ba ,nads
a Rnje,ht ~ tba Cartar There are nunnar.
o,,s safsctions for fine Order ~ tbe Rath ana
tha Orders ~ 81 MichaeFs and 81 C;eorga
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oAiho,iO oHn'
Mr.. Henry Matthews, ana other Catholio
ofilcials, VIII attend services IN w WesttniisVer
nnoS, no.sS 10" To- l,do,,ed aI the holdino ~ an ne'
ficiaI mass. TO which all Catholic peers are
invited and which Mgr. Silla will attend
The Queen has approved the arrangement.
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